script

n. handwriting, penmanship; original document; written text, manuscript; written text for a play (or film, television program, etc.); alphabet, system of writing; batch file, set of instructions that is executed without user interaction (Computers)

Script may refer to:Script (performing arts), the dialogue and instructions for a play, musical or other performance workScript (recorded media), the dialogue and instructions for a film or television programmeScript (comic book), the dialogue for a comic book or comic stripSCRIPT (AHRC Centre) Scottish Centre for Research in Intellectual Property and TechnologiesScripting language (computing), a script written for the command interpreter of an operating systemBehavioral script, a sequence of expected behaviorsSCRIPT, IBM's text formatting languageWriting system
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SCRIPT was an IBM text formatting language developed in the 1980s that used inline commands like .ce to center a piece of text or .sp 3 to add three lines of vertical space. It was a predecessor to the widely-deployed PostScript known today, and the LaTeX language. GML (Generalized Markup Language) was created as a macro language that encapsulate set of SCRIPT commands. While SCRIPT was used to describe physical formatting, GML was used to describe logical structure of a document. The Standard Generalized Markup Language, SGML, is a descendant of GML.
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Noun
1. a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance
(synonym) book, playscript
(hypernym) dramatic composition, dramatic work
(hyponym) promptbook, prompt copy
2. something written by hand; "she recognized his handwriting"; "his hand was illegible"
(synonym) handwriting, hand
(hypernym) writing
(hyponym) shorthand, stenography
(classification) handwriting
3. a particular orthography or writing system
(hypernym) orthography, writing system
(hyponym) Aramaic, Aramaic script
Verb
1. write a script for; "The playwright scripted the movie"
(hypernym) write, compose, pen, indite
(derivation) book, playscript
(classification) writing, authorship, composition, penning

n. (Cinema) printing, shooting, script; batch file, set of instructions that is executed without user interaction (Computers)

n. script, set of instructions that is executed without user interaction (Computers)